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- 1Russian courts sentence three Crimean residents to up to 17 years for treason●Російські суди засудили трьох кримчан до 12, 16 і 17 років колонії за «держзраду» Російські суди ухвалили вироки трьом ж
Russian courts have sentenced three residents of occupied Crimea to 12, 16 and 17 years in strict-regime penal colonies on charges of alleged 'state treason'. Ukrainian media report the verdicts, which follow Moscow's wider pattern of prosecuting Crimean Tatars and other residents of the peninsula since its 2014 annexation. Ukraine and rights groups view such cases as politically motivated repression in occupied territory.
- 2Oleshky Faces Starvation as Russia Blocks Aid●🚨 Breaking News: Ukraine’s City of Oleshky Faces Starvation as Russia Blocks Aid Deliveries Sweden in Political Stalemat
The Ukrainian city of Oleshky, occupied by Russia since 2022, is reported to be facing starvation as Russian authorities block humanitarian aid deliveries. The report comes alongside news of a political stalemate in Sweden after the Social Democrat leader failed to form a government, and Moscow raising its military budget by over twenty percent for 2027.